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Child Representation In America: Progress Report From The National Quality Improvement Center, Donald N. Duquette, Julian Darwall
Child Representation In America: Progress Report From The National Quality Improvement Center, Donald N. Duquette, Julian Darwall
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Few dispute that children in the child welfare system need effective representation. In October 2009, the U.S. Children's Bureau named the University of Michigan Law School the National Quality Improvement Center on the Representation of Children in the Child Welfare System (QIC-ChildRep). The QIC-ChildRep is a five-year, multimillion dollar project, charged with gathering, developing, and communicating knowledge on child representation. In addition, the QIC-ChildRep is tasked with promoting a consensus on the role of the child's legal representative and providing one of the first random assignment experimental design research projects on the legal representation of children.
Eric Stein (1913-2011), Daniel Halberstam, Steven Ratner, Mathias Reimann
Eric Stein (1913-2011), Daniel Halberstam, Steven Ratner, Mathias Reimann
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On July 28,2011, Eric Stein, pillar of international law, pioneer of the legal study of European integration, and master of comparative law, passed away in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He was ninety-eight years old. He joined this Journal's Board of Editors in 1963, serving as a regular member until 1978, and thereafter as an honorary editor. Stein was the last of that great generation of European-educated jurists who fled Nazism and became leading figures in comparative and international law in the United States.